I've seen it typed a few times and can't find out what it means anywhere?! Can someone please enlighten me?
Notifications
Clear all
Questions and Answers
13
Posts
9
Users
0
Reactions
1,978
Views
12 replies
Hi poker880888,
On it's own it doesn't mean a lot, just three 'parentheses' if memory serves.
In Mathematics or computer programming it could be one end of a nested equation.
At the end of a sentence it could just be :):):), which may represent three smiley faces , indicating the writer was pleased about something either they or someone else had written or said.
Apart from that, I can't think of anything else they may be at the moment.
Regards,
Mal.
I've always associated it with a Smiley face. Its usually Players that arn't native English, something to do with their keyboard that its easier to do ))) that 
? 
Originally posted by conall88
it really isas far as I know
serious conall?
wow i learn something new everyday )))
This is a russian smileyface.
I discovered this smiley after acquiring female russian friends. In combination with bad vocabulary a sentence often finished with the occassional )).
The amount of ")" simply signifies if it is "nice" "funny" "exciting".
It is just another version of with the assumed colon.
Glad to be of service.
hmmm ok so what does this mean?
)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
conall you fooling me! ♦ i almost put that in teh fizzy dictionary 
Originally posted by purplefizz
hmmm ok so what does this mean?)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
conall you fooling me! ♦ i almost put that in teh fizzy dictionary
It means that you've just fell of your chair in hysterics.
Originally posted by JohanRember
This is a russian smileyface.I discovered this smiley after acquiring female russian friends. In combination with bad vocabulary a sentence often finished with the occassional )).
The amount of ")" simply signifies if it is "nice" "funny" "exciting".
It is just another version of
Glad to be of service.
Today I learned that Russian emoticons are eyeless, terrifying monsters.
Originally posted by MJPerry
Originally posted by JohanRember
This is a russian smileyface.I discovered this smiley after acquiring female russian friends. In combination with bad vocabulary a sentence often finished with the occassional )).
The amount of ")" simply signifies if it is "nice" "funny" "exciting".
It is just another version of
Glad to be of service.
Today I learned that Russian emoticons are eyeless, terrifying monsters.
aw matt(s)!!! things u guys say make me
))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
♦
Originally posted by MJPerry
Today I learned that Russian emoticons are eyeless, terrifying monsters.
Not being able to see their cards would explain the generally poor play 
Thanks for the info guys.